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History of biotechnology

Ancient biotechnology

Dating back to around 7,000 BCE, Ancient Biotechnology Ancient Egyptians used honey to treat respiratory infections and as 1 1 1

Classical biotechnology

The second phase of biotechnology is known as Classical 1

E. Coli) was discovered and

hybrid was produced in 1870 and was then commercialized in 1933,

1919, in 1928 Alexander Fleming discovered the penicillin and the

Modern biotechnology

During the Modern Biotechnology period, 1945 to present day, to its current status. The two events that are thought to have united in the modern era include the harvesting of animal cell cultures in recombinant DNA molecule, the US Supreme Court passed that draft of the human genome was created in 1998, and the gene-editing

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©2022 Winter et al. This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the The future of genetic engineering in biotechnology Correspondence: Bill Tawil, Department of Biomedical

Received: January 04, 2022 Published: January 18, 2022Journal of Applied Biotechnology and Bioengineering

Review Article

Keywords: animal biotechnology, genetic engineering, human

Introduction

To the everyday person, it is not common knowledge that of biotechnology date back to 7,000 BCE. biotechnology is "the use of living organism/s or their product/s The future of genetic engineering in biotechnology 2

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Citation: Winter S, Bill T. The future of genetic engineering in biotechnology. J Appl Biotechnol Bioeng. 2022;9(1):1௅3. DOI:

as human cloning or bioterrorism. leading industry for the future of science. way.

Genetic engineering in biotechnology

Biotechnology has become one of the leading industries in the 1 of the earliest forms of genetic engineering applications introduced selection was used to choose mating pairs between plants or animals.

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